The European Commission is considering two main options for the design of its carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) – either the implementation of a tax at the border, or to force exporting countries to buy carbon allowances, a senior EU official said Thursday.
Carbon market extension, border tax are preferred options for border measure on EU imports -official
The European Commission is considering two main options for the design of its carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) - either the implementation of a tax at the border, or to force exporting countries to buy carbon allowances, a senior EU official said Thursday.
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